Now where tourism goes, there is a strong "commercial flavor", "pure natural" places are less and less, so in recent years everyone is flocking to the tropical rainforest, where there are rare animals, precious species, is the habitat of more than half of the animals and plant species on the earth, there are too many mysteries waiting for us to explore. Today's red jeep motorhome self-driving tour brings you a good place to visit the world's top ten tropical rainforests.
I. China Xishuangbanna Tropical Rainforest (serious patriotic complex, please forgive ~)
Located in the southern part of Yunnan Province, Xishuangbanna Dai Autonomous Prefecture, South Asia tropical evergreen broad-leaved forest, rare animal and plant populations, and the entire forest ecology are priceless treasures, is the world's well-preserved, contiguous large-scale tropical forest, attracted by domestic and foreign attention; in the rainforest, there are tall Wangtian trees, about 20 stories high!
Located in the southern tip of Yunnan, Xishuangbanna Tropical Rainforest is the most well-preserved tropical rainforest in China's high-latitude and high-altitude areas today, with the unique vertical distribution of plants in the world .
2. Malaysian Island of Borneo
Borneo island is located in the southern part of the Eurasian Plate, many places are covered by primary forest, the world's largest tropical forest in addition to the tropical rainforest of the Amazon River Basin in South America. In the middle of the island is mountainous and surrounded by plains.
Malaysia's rainforests are sure to blow your mind, with miniature versions of the world's various animals: deer that are not yet the size of toy poodles, owls the size of pockets, and pygmy elephants. There is also a proboscis monkey, the longest-nosed animal here: the flower of the great king flower is 3 feet long, which is the largest flower in the world.
Third, Costa Rica Coco Island
Coco Island is the summit of an extinct volcano that exposes sea level and is the only island in the tropical eastern Pacific Ocean with tropical rainforest. The island is covered in lush evergreen broad-leaved forest and is home to many rare birds. The mist-shrouded forest, the mountain wall waterfall that plunges into the sea, the fine waves chasing the sand, and the sound of the waves crashing on the shore all make people lament the pristine ecological beauty of this small island.
In costa Rica's rainforest, you can see monkeys jumping around on top of trees. Hiking tours here will take visitors to the most beautiful rainforest and experience the most exciting adventures of the past. Climb up the mountain from the creepy cave and also see the "Horror Tree".
4. Peruvian rainforest
Peruvian rainforest is located in the southeast of the South American bottom, the Peruvian River flows between the Andes and the Amazon plain for thousands of years, in this place where water and fertile land coexist, most of the mammals and birds live peacefully in this nature reserve, in the Peruvian rainforest, growing a large tree, called monkey land life paradise, as well as jaguars, otters, wild boars, long-tailed parrots, stink birds and other world-class protected animals to form a natural natural sound of rainforest, known as the world's key nature reserve.
Jungle adventures in the Peruvian Amazon will allow you to see some of the most spectacular rainforests in the world. Hop on a boat that can accommodate up to 30 people, paddle through jungle-covered rivers and lakes, see the local aborigines, and trek through the jungle, maybe encounter sloths, American lizards, and see the special secret swimming holes here, and finally you'll return to the comfort of your air-conditioned, hot-water cabin.
5. Maui, Hawaii
Maui' nickname is the Island of the Valley, known for its valley beauty. The most famous tourist mecca on the island is the Haleakala Crater, known locally as the "House of the Sun", and the city "Whaling Town", formed during the whaling period in the sixteenth century. Maui is an island full of magical charm, and its pure natural beauty attracts countless tourists.
To reach the Hawaiian rainforest, you may have to go through more than 500 bends, and there is also a canoe bridge, so be very careful. Take a break from the small bamboo platform, admire the tropical fruits, or go for a swim in the pool under the waterfall.
6. Madagas heated belt rainforest
Madagascar is an island in the outer seas southeast of the African continent and is ranked as the fourth largest island in the world. The Madagas heated rainforest, like many other rainforests, is full of mystery because it contains animals and plants that cannot be seen anywhere else in the world. Many adventurers love to come here for adventure and discover new things.
Remote, remote, surrounded by water, this is the rainforest of Madagascar, home to 150,000 species of flora and fauna not found anywhere else in the world, including red frogs, hissing cockroaches and 12 species of lemurs, including the rare golden lemur. You can also go to other gems of Madagascar, such as the spectacular palm-fringed white sand beaches.
7. Washington Olympic National Park
Olympic National Park is located in the northwest corner of Washington State, located in the northwest corner of the United States on the Olympic Peninsula of Washington State, this national park is famous for the combination of coast, mountains and rainforest in the entire area of the three distinct ecological environment shaped the Olympic National Park, a national park combined with extreme ground landscape, can be called the most worth visiting national park in the Northwest United States.
Washington's Olympic National Park is where "giants" congregate: ancient 250-foot-tall spruce and western hemlocks, and more than 400 species of giant Roosevelt elk. The 17-mile-long Hoh River is one of the best places to see the big-leaf maple trees and the 500-year-old Yellow Shirt.
8. Belize Rainforest
The territory of Belize is mountainous, swampy and tropical jungle. The northern half is a low area of less than 61 metres above sea level, most of which is swampy; the Belize, New and Ondo rivers flow through. It has a tropical rainforest climate.
The rainy season in Belize is from July to December, and the 2,500 mm of rainfall each year provides an abundant source of water and a good time to explore the rainforest down the river; there are rare jaguars, jungle cats, red-eyed rain frogs, cats, ocelots, armadillos and more than 290 species of birds.
9. African tropical rainforest
Africa's tropical rainforests are distributed in the Congo Basin, the coast of the Gulf of Guinea and the eastern part of madagascar, ranking second in the world in terms of area after the Amazon rainforest area in South America, with an area of more than 600,000 kilometers.
Africa's only rainforest suspension bridge will take you to 100 feet above the Ghana Rainforest to enjoy the views, and at an altitude of 100 feet, you can see Cancun National Park and see a large number of Diana long-tailed monkeys, fraser owls, African grey parrots and more than 500 species of butterflies.
10. Australian Rainforest
With an area of about 900,000 square hectares, Australia's tropical rainforest is internationally recognized as one of the most ecologically diverse natural areas in the world. The rainforests stretch for more than 500 kilometres along North Queensland's tropical coastline and once covered the entire Australian continent, making them the oldest surviving rainforests on Earth.
There are about half of the continental birds in this 120-mile Douglas area, such as rainbow parrots, black swans, blue-winged kingfishers, and more.
11. The Brazilian Amazon Rainforest
The Amazon rainforest extends from the Atlantic coast to the east to the lowlands at the junction with the foothills of the Andes, forming a forest belt that gradually widens to 1900 km. The rainforest is unusually large and continuous, reflecting the climate characteristics of the area: rainy, humid and generally hot.
The Biodiversity of the Amazon Rainforest is remarkable, with 2.5 million species of insects, tens of thousands of plants and about 2,000 species of birds and mammals, living one-fifth of the world's total birds. Experts estimate that there are about 75,000 species of trees and 150,000 species of higher plants per square kilometer.
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